The new range, dropping any analyst who didn’t respond, still covers a lot of ground. It travels all the way from $380 (submitted by Creative Global’s Carlo Besenius, who’s telling his clients to short the stock) to $880 (from Topeka’s Brian White, who came down from $1,111 but still considers the stock a buy).

The new median estimate is $605. The average is $617, down nearly 17% from the survey we conducted just one month ago. The stock closed Monday at $449.83.